[WestCoastGal]

Is it possible he had ‘something’ on some big shot and they wanted him to look like some bumbling fool in case he has something stashed elsewhere?

If something were to come out they can say - but look at him he’s a drunk, disoriented old fool. Of course, he’s NOT! But, I’m just wondering.

[brityank]

Radell Smith at Examiner.com has a couple of new reports listed:

John P. Wheeler III: Amtrak, timeline and recommended investigative direction

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New timeline details

According to the Wheeler family’s attorney, Colm Connolly, John left his and his wife Katherine Klyce’s Manhattan New York residence on Dec. 26 in route to Washington, D.C.

On Dec. 28, two days later, John Wheeler is said to have boarded an Amtrak train when he left Washington, D.C. in route to Wilmington Delaware, according to Connolly. ~ ~ ~ ~ snip ~ ~ ~ ~

John Wheeler case: Delaware ME office and Newark PD not 'at odds'

In the break neck pace of the internet it is not unheard of to hear a news story about the John P. Wheeler III death investigation or any other high-profile crime and zip off an article in a matter of minutes. It is also just as likely that said article might reach a reading public before all the players in the investigation are brought up to speed on the investigation information disclosure "plan." The important thing to note is that when information comes to light to explain earlier comments--and counters an earlier position posited--it is a journalists responsibility to hear a matter out, weigh it for factual accuracy and to right any wrongs.
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Hit the links for the full reports.

[hoosiermama]

Too many people knew Jack, knew his habits. Doubt if they'd get by with it. Could see it was a mobwanna be or someone wanting to point finger in mob direction to keep police from looking at them.

Keep wondering who pointed the finger at Jack regarding the smoke bombs...What else could they have been doing.

Culprits did not expect the body to be found. Hope LEO was left with lots of clues. Remember there is NO perfect murder, always clues.